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Companies Can Be Prosecuted Even Without Naming Individual Officers : Supreme Court
Defendant Need Not Enter Witness Box To Prove Admitted Document : Supreme Court
Alarmed Over Rising Narcotic Cases, Supreme Court Directs Steps To Create More NDPS Courts
'Witnesses Must Be Treated As Courts' Guests' : Supreme Court Committee Holds Conference On 'Stock Witnesses' Reforms
'Same Group Again Assaulting Doctors': Supreme Court Refers To Another Hospital Violence While Hearing Shiv Sena Member's Bail Plea
'They should have clearly asked for a date after my retirement': CJI Surya Kant disapproves of 6-month extension till 28 Feb 2027 sought by High-Powered Committee in Aravalli Hills definition matter
"If they are not capable, we will re-constitute", CJI said
CJI bench ordered that the Committee "work day and night" and file its report within 2 months (by Nov 30).
'Why Digital Footsteps Needed In Road Rage FIR?' : Supreme Court Asks UP Police To Explain Notice To X Over Journalist Abhishek Upadhyay's Account
Supreme Court Requests Calcutta HC To Decide Soon Trinamool Congress Plea Against Removal Of Board From Party Office
Supreme Court Asks Vivo Executive To Get Chinese Consulate Guarantee On India-Return If Allowed To Travel To China
Supreme Court Issues Notice on a plea filed by UP Judicial Officers Association seeking quashing of Rule 10-A of the CCS (Commutation of Pension) Rules, 1981 which prescribes a period of 15 years for restoration of the commuted portion of #pension
The petitioner seeks that the period in question be 10 (or 12) years, instead of 15
It further seeks that the commutation factor applicable to judicial officers across the country be 9.81 (as applicable to state employees) and not 8.194.